what is the role of trachea in cocroaches.
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Trachea is the respiratory organ in Cockroaches....
Due to absence of respiratory pigment, the blood of cockroach is colourless and it cannot carry oxygen to different tissues.... Therefore a Tracheal system is developed to carry the air directly to the tissues ....
The respiratory system of cockroach consists of Stigmata ( Spiracles), Tracheae and tracheoles...
The tracheal system communicates with the exterior by ten pairs of openings called Spiracles or Stigmata... Each spiracle open into a chamber called Atrium...
From atrium , several trunks (Lateral , dorsal and ventral longitudinal trunks ) run inside whose branches enter into an organ and end in a special cell called Tracheole cell...
The terminal cell of Trachea is called trachole cell or tracheoblast.It has several intracellular tubular extensions called tracheoles...Tracheolar fluid is present inside the tracheoles...
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Trachea is the respiratory organ in Cockroaches....
Due to absence of respiratory pigment, the blood of cockroach is colourless and it cannot carry oxygen to different tissues.... Therefore a Tracheal system is developed to carry the air directly to the tissues ....
The respiratory system of cockroach consists of Stigmata ( Spiracles), Tracheae and tracheoles...
The tracheal system communicates with the exterior by ten pairs of openings called Spiracles or Stigmata... Each spiracle open into a chamber called Atrium...
From atrium , several trunks (Lateral , dorsal and ventral longitudinal trunks ) run inside whose branches enter into an organ and end in a special cell called Tracheole cell...
The terminal cell of Trachea is called trachole cell or tracheoblast.It has several intracellular tubular extensions called tracheoles...Tracheolar fluid is present inside the tracheoles...
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mayank29n:
also mention tubes and corelate it
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